Explain why iron, cobalt, and nickel are not in the same group of elements
2 answers:
Actually, iron, cobalt, and nickel ARE all in the same group of elements. If you look on this attachment, you will see iron, nickel, and cobalt are all medals. I circled it for you.
Answer:
First, remember the distribution of the groups and the periods in the periodic table (see attached file)
The group is observed vertically throughout the table
And the period is observed horizontally throughout the table
As we can see in the table (see attached file), iron, cobalt and nickel are located next to each other horizontally so they belong to the same period and not to the same group
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250 m/min down the road
Explanation:
Velocity is equivalent to speed but it considers the direction of the object. Velocity is also calculated by dividing the distance travelled by time. Therefore, where d and t are distance and time respectively. Given that d is given as 350 m and t is 1.4 s then by substitution
and the direction is down the road.
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